Alta Badia snow report and forecast
Updated · next update 00:10 · village 1,568 m, top 2,778 m
New snow in the next six days
A little new snow up top, about 1 cm, mostly on Saturday.
- Avalanche risk
- AINEVA avalanche bulletins (opens in a new tab)
Snow conditions by altitude
We show measured or modelled snow depth for resorts in France, Switzerland and Austria, where the national snow services publish it openly, not yet for Italy. For now, the forecast is below.
Alta Badia weather and snow forecast
The next six days: new snow at the top (2,778 m) and in the village (1,568 m) · temperatures at midday
Across the Alps
Where the snow is falling this week
The resorts we sell, ranked by new snow forecast at the top over the next six days.
Common questions
Alta Badia snow and weather, answered
- Is there snow in Alta Badia right now?
- We don't have a measured snow depth for Alta Badia. The forecast shows about 1 cm of new snow at the top over the next six days.
- Will it snow in Alta Badia this week?
- Yes: about 1 cm of new snow is forecast at the top (2,778 m) over the next six days, the most on Saturday, and none in the village.
- What's the weather in Alta Badia this week?
- Midday temperatures run from 0° to 6° in the village (1,568 m) and from −7° to −2° at the top (2,778 m) over the next six days. Snow is forecast on Saturday.
- Where do these Alta Badia snow figures come from?
- The forecast comes from MET Norway. It updates four times a day. For avalanche risk, always read the AINEVA avalanche bulletins.
This week in Alta Badia · Monday 2 November
The forecast brings about 1 cm at the top over the next six days, the most on Saturday, with the village staying green.
Put together from the figures on this page, and rewritten with each update.
Where this comes from
- Forecast: MET Norway Locationforecast, CC BY 4.0 (data from The Norwegian Meteorological Institute), refreshed four times a day; snow worked out from precipitation and the temperature at each height.
- Avalanche risk: the AINEVA avalanche bulletins, linked rather than copied.
Depths are natural snow on open ground, not the groomed pistes. Never use this page for off-piste safety decisions: read the official avalanche bulletin.